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501 1, 46 | cannot be said that what is created, at the same time, is becoming ~
502 1, 46 | In the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."~Aquin.:
503 1, 46 | that anything should be created ~by God, but it is necessary
504 1, 46 | say that all things were created by God, ~as appears from
505 1, 46 | movement, a thing is being created and is already ~created
506 1, 46 | created and is already ~created at the same time.~Aquin.:
507 1, 46 | is anything besides the created substance, ~it must be an
508 1, 46 | subject. Therefore a thing created would be the subject of
509 1, 46 | something in ~the thing created.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[45] A[
510 1, 46 | places something in the thing created according ~to relation only;
511 1, 46 | relation only; because what is created, is not made by movement,
512 1, 46 | creature is it should be created; because ~creation imports
513 1, 46 | Para. 1/1~Whether to be created belongs to composite and
514 1, 46 | It would seem that to be created does not belong to composite
515 1, 46 | But the being of a thing created is not ~subsisting. Therefore
516 1, 46 | 2: Further, whatever is created is from nothing. But composite ~
517 1, 46 | composite things are not created.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[45] A[
518 1, 46 | speaking, that which is created.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[45] A[
519 1, 46 | In the beginning God created ~heaven and earth." But
520 1, 46 | 1/1~I answer that, To be created is, in a manner, to be made,
521 1, 46 | Hence to be made and to be created properly belong to whatever ~
522 1, 46 | rather "concreated" than "created" ~things; whereas, properly
523 1, 46 | whereas, properly speaking, created things are subsisting beings. ~
524 1, 46 | proposition "the first of created things is being," ~the word "
525 1, 46 | object of creation. For a created thing is called ~created
526 1, 46 | created thing is called ~created because it is a being, not
527 1, 46 | that the "composite" is ~created so that it is brought into
528 1, 46 | prove that matter alone is created, ~but that matter does not
529 1, 46 | measure of what is made. But created being is finite, as we proved
530 1, 46 | first ~separate substance created by God created another after
531 1, 46 | substance created by God created another after itself, and
532 1, 46 | participates human nature, so every created being ~participates, so
533 1, 46 | AA[1],2). Therefore no created being ~can produce a being
534 1, 46 | evidently appears that no created being can cause ~anything,
535 1, 46 | governs, and ~quickens what is created by the Father through the
536 1, 46 | whatever is in creatures is created. Therefore if the ~trace
537 1, 46 | properties, and if everything created has a trace of the Trinity,
538 1, 46 | else. Therefore as it is a created substance, ~it represents
539 1, 46 | 4: Further, what is not created, is not a creature. If therefore
540 1, 46 | since to be made and to be created belong properly to a subsisting
541 1, 46 | forms to be made or ~to be created, but to be "concreated."
542 1, 46 | say that their forms are created by a separate agent. ~However,
543 1, 46 | on the ~presupposition of created principles; and thus the
544 1, 47 | How God is said to have created heaven and earth in the
545 1, 47 | In the ~beginning God created heaven and earth": in which
546 1, 47 | Therefore, since to be ~created is a kind of "being made,"
547 1, 47 | appears that things were not ~created in the beginning of time.~
548 1, 47 | Further, even time itself is created. But time cannot be created ~
549 1, 47 | created. But time cannot be created ~in the beginning of time,
550 1, 47 | In the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."~Aquin.:
551 1, 47 | Genesis, "In the beginning God created ~heaven and earth," are
552 1, 47 | viz. the Son - "were created all things." But ~others
553 1, 47 | that corporeal things were created by God through the medium ~
554 1, 47 | before all things - "God created heaven and earth." ~For
555 1, 47 | things are stated to be created together - viz. the empyrean ~
556 1, 47 | 1: Things are said to be created in the beginning of time,
557 1, 47 | time heaven and earth were created.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[46] A[
558 1, 47 | 2],3). Hence a thing is created in such a way that it was
559 1, 47 | way that it was not ~being created before.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
560 1, 48 | even matter itself was created by God. Hence we must ~reduce
561 1, 48 | rather, on the contrary, created matter is formless, in order ~
562 1, 48 | beginning all things were created equal by God. ~For he asserted
563 1, 48 | asserted that God first created only the rational creatures
564 1, 48 | unfitting to say that ~God has created things without a reason.
565 1, 48 | for the same reason He ~created one, He could create many,
566 1, 48 | The very order of things created by God shows the unity ~
567 1, 49 | which cannot be said of any created ~good. Therefore evil wholly
568 1, 49 | may be either ~something created, as sight, destroyed by
569 1, 50 | chiefly intends in things created is the good of the ~order
570 1, 51 | commanded, ~and they were created." Therefore angels are corporeal.~
571 1, 51 | receives it. But immaterial created substances are finite in
572 1, 51 | numbers. But among other created ~natures the angelic nature
573 1, 51 | greater an excess are they created by God. Now, as in ~bodies
574 1, 52 | it ~is clear that every created spirit needs corporeal substance."
575 1, 52 | be explained, that the ~created spirit needs some bodily
576 1, 55 | in him, nor in any other created thing, the same as ~his
577 1, 56 | than the angels are so ~created that they first receive
578 1, 56 | of knowledge is found in created intellects in a ~lower manner,
579 1, 57 | God's essence; because no created likeness is sufficient ~
580 1, 57 | God is not known by any created ~intellect.~Aquin.: SMT
581 1, 58 | mind of an angel, and every created intellect, fall far short
582 1, 58 | cannot be known by ~any created intellect.~Aquin.: SMT FP
583 1, 59 | Since the angels ~were created, in the eternity of the
584 1, 59 | very being of the thing created, as it stands in its own ~
585 1, 60 | foreign to the nature of ~any created thing. Accordingly, neither
586 1, 62 | eternity?~(3) Whether he was created before corporeal creatures?~(
587 1, 62 | Whether the angels were created in the empyrean heaven?~
588 1, 62 | Genesis treats of things created by God. But ~there is no
589 1, 62 | Therefore the angels were not created by ~God.~Aquin.: SMT FP
590 1, 62 | Whether the angels were created before the corporeal world?~
591 1, 62 | seem that the angels were created before the corporeal ~world.
592 1, 62 | In the beginning God created ~heaven and earth." Now,
593 1, 62 | true if anything had been ~created previously. Consequently
594 1, 62 | Consequently the angels were not created before ~corporeal nature.~
595 1, 62 | holds that the angels ~were created at the same time as corporeal
596 1, 62 | said Dt. ~32:4, should have created the angelic creature before
597 1, 62 | In the ~beginning God created heaven and earth," the words, "
598 1, 62 | Whether the angels were created in the empyrean heaven?~
599 1, 62 | that the angels were not created in the empyrean ~heaven.
600 1, 62 | Therefore the angels were ~not created in any corporeal place.~
601 1, 62 | that the ~angels were created in the upper atmosphere:
602 1, 62 | therefore the angels were created in the empyrean heaven,
603 1, 62 | text "In the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," says: "
604 1, 62 | spiritual creatures were ~so created as to bear some relationship
605 1, 62 | fitting for the angels ~to be created in the highest corporeal
606 1, 62 | Reply OBJ 1: The angels were created in a corporeal place, not
607 1, 62 | because God could have created them before all corporeal
608 1, 62 | all corporeal things, were created in the highest place of
609 1, 62 | restricted ~powers, were created among the inferior bodies.~
610 1, 63 | inquiry:~(1) Were the angels created in beatitude?~(2) Did they
611 1, 63 | turn to God?~(3) Were they created in grace?~(4) Did they merit
612 1, 63 | Whether the angels were created in beatitude?~Aquin.: SMT
613 1, 63 | seem that the angels were created in beatitude. For it ~is
614 1, 63 | beatitude wherein they were created, do not of their nature
615 1, 63 | Therefore the angels were created in beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT
616 1, 63 | enjoys God. Therefore it was created in beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT
617 1, 63 | good as soon as they ~were created; the fall of some of them
618 1, 63 | beyond the nature of every created intellect, ~as was shown
619 1, 63 | his natural power, he was created ~already blessed. Because
620 1, 63 | beyond the nature of every created ~intellect. Consequently
621 1, 63 | Whether the angels were created in grace?~Aquin.: SMT FP
622 1, 63 | that the angels were not created in grace. For ~Augustine
623 1, 63 | Therefore they were not created in grace.~Aquin.: SMT FP
624 1, 63 | therefore, the angel had been created in grace, no angel would
625 1, 63 | seems that they ~were not created in grace; but that they
626 1, 63 | but that they were first created in nature ~only, and then
627 1, 63 | angels? Who, save Him Who created them with His will, ~that
628 1, 63 | holding that the angels were created only in a natural state,
629 1, 63 | maintain that they were created in grace; yet it seems more ~
630 1, 63 | holy men, that they ~were created in sanctifying grace. For
631 1, 63 | the process of time, being created by the work of Divine Providence,
632 1, 63 | the operation of God, were created in the first fashioning
633 1, 63 | creature when corporeally created, so straightway from the ~
634 1, 63 | beginning the angels were created in grace.~Aquin.: SMT FP
635 1, 63 | in the order of time, in created nature, ~glory is not simultaneous
636 1, 63 | 2/4~And if the angel was created in grace, without which
637 1, 63 | that "those angels who were created with more subtle natures
638 1, 63 | is of the ~very notion of created nature, that it can fail.
639 1, 63 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Created good, considered in itself,
640 1, 64 | any ~higher end. But every created will has rectitude of act
641 1, 64 | greed of possessing any created good be termed avarice,
642 1, 64 | Further, the angel was created with greater fulness of
643 1, 64 | Further, as the angels are created by God, so are men. But
644 1, 64 | which is said to have been created in the beginning, signifies ~
645 1, 64 | nature of the angel was created, and light was made, in
646 1, 64 | beginning wherein he was created, but from the beginning ~
647 1, 64 | Therefore, as all were created in ~grace, all merited in
648 1, 64 | the instant wherein he was created. But there is a middle time
649 1, 64 | creation, and that he was ~created in grace; as we have said (
650 1, 64 | A[5]), ~if the devil, created in grace, merited in the
651 1, 64 | contended that the angel was not created in grace, or that he could
652 1, 66 | words, "In the beginning God created heaven and earth"; the work
653 1, 66 | God?~(2) Whether they were created on account of God's goodness?~(
654 1, 66 | goodness?~(3) Whether they were created by God through the medium
655 1, 66 | visible things are not ~created by the good God, but by
656 1, 66 | this world, not as having ~created it, but because worldlings
657 1, 66 | to matter, since what is created will never be ~annihilated,
658 1, 66 | said (Wis. 1:14) that God "created all ~things that they might
659 1, 66 | Therefore all things were created for their ~own being's sake,
660 1, 66 | creatures, therefore, are created for the sake of spiritual ~
661 1, 66 | therefore inequality not created by God must ~precede all
662 1, 66 | precede all inequality created by Him. But an inequality
663 1, 66 | Him. But an inequality not created by ~God can only arise from
664 1, 66 | punish whom the sun ~had been created, that many suns would exist
665 1, 66 | And, therefore, that God ~created all things, that they might
666 1, 66 | does not exclude that He ~created them for His own goodness.~
667 1, 66 | In the beginning God created ~heaven and earth"; by which
668 1, 66 | that ~anything should be created, save by God alone.~Aquin.:
669 1, 66 | presupposed ~either uncreated or created. Hence it remains that nothing
670 1, 66 | show ~that all bodies were created immediately by God, Moses
671 1, 66 | In the ~beginning God created heaven and earth."~Aquin.:
672 1, 66 | such ~that one creature is created by another, for that is
673 1, 66 | who say that God indeed created all things, but that the
674 1, 66 | is a body, is moved by a ~created spiritual substance, as
675 1, 66 | of forms are implanted in created things, ~that they may be
676 1, 67 | Whether formlessness of created matter preceded in time
677 1, 67 | the empyrean heaven was created contemporaneously with ~
678 1, 67 | matter?~(4) Whether time was created simultaneously with it?~
679 1, 67 | Whether formlessness of created matter preceded in time
680 1, 67 | that primary matter was not created altogether formless, nor ~
681 1, 67 | Thus after mention of two created natures, the heaven and
682 1, 67 | words, "In the beginning God created heaven and earth." The second ~
683 1, 67 | the empyrean heaven was created at the same time as formless ~
684 1, 67 | empyrean heaven was not created at the ~same time as formless
685 1, 67 | empyrean heaven, then, was not created contemporaneously with ~
686 1, 67 | empyrean heaven ~was not created together with formless matter.~
687 1, 67 | empyrean heaven was not created together with formless matter.~
688 1, 67 | In the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," heaven
689 1, 67 | Bede ~say that as soon as created it was filled with angels;
690 1, 67 | wisdom, that the things it ~created from nothing it produced
691 1, 67 | certain that the ~heaven was created spherical in shape, of dense
692 1, 67 | Para. 1/1~Whether time was created simultaneously with formless
693 1, 67 | would seem that time was not created simultaneously with ~formless
694 1, 67 | Therefore time was not created with ~formless matter.~Aquin.:
695 1, 67 | among the first things created, rather than time.~Aquin.:
696 1, 67 | the extrinsic measure of created things, so ~is place. Place,
697 1, 67 | among the ~things first created.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[66] A[
698 1, 67 | corporeal creatures were created at the beginning of time."~
699 1, 67 | said that the first things created were ~these four - the angelic
700 1, 67 | only two things ~as first created - the angelic nature and
701 1, 67 | Reply OBJ 4: Among the first created things are to be reckoned
702 1, 67 | things permanent, it was created at once in its totality.
703 1, 67 | not being permanent, was created in its beginning: even as
704 1, 68 | read, "In the beginning God created heaven and earth," ~a spiritual
705 1, 68 | creation is passed over, as created beforehand.~Aquin.: SMT
706 1, 68 | must be held ~to have been created at the beginning with substantial
707 1, 68 | in which they were not ~created, but with the perfection
708 1, 68 | spiritual creature from ~other created things as yet without form.
709 1, 68 | without form. But if all created things ~received their form
710 1, 69 | In the beginning ~God created heaven and earth." Therefore
711 1, 69 | was formed out of ~matter created before days began. But the
712 1, 69 | words, "In the beginning God created heaven and earth," and then
713 1, 69 | In the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," and when
714 1, 69 | that the heaven recorded as created in the beginning is ~not
715 1, 69 | words, "In the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."But there
716 1, 70 | words, "In the beginning God created heaven and earth." Therefore
717 1, 70 | formless corporeal natures were created first of all, and ~that
718 1, 70 | for that which was first created was also called "heaven."
719 1, 70 | the earth, when they were created, ~in the day that . . .
720 1, 70 | In these ~first days God created all things in their origin
721 1, 71 | things are recorded as created, namely, the heaven, the
722 1, 71 | lights were substantially created at the beginning, but that ~
723 1, 71 | which the ~Lord thy God created for the service of all nations."
724 1, 71 | followed by these: "God created great whales," etc.~Aquin.:
725 1, 72 | 31:22): "The Lord hath created a new ~thing upon the earth."
726 1, 72 | similitude, as the souls now ~created. And the work of the Incarnation
727 1, 72 | work; now the words "God created" or "made" ~this thing or
728 1, 73 | the earth, when ~they were created, in the day that the Lord . . .
729 1, 73 | He that liveth for ever, ~created all things together." But
730 1, 73 | and the water as first ~created, to signify matter totally
731 1, 73 | and the water, as first created, to signify the ~elements
732 1, 73 | On the day on which God created the heaven and the earth, ~
733 1, 73 | heaven and the earth, ~He created also every plant of the
734 1, 73 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: God created all things together so far
735 1, 73 | Further, the water was created by God, yet its creation
736 1, 73 | words, "In the beginning God created," since by creation is ~
737 1, 73 | hold that the elements were created from the first under their
738 1, 73 | the beginning, in which He created, and the Person of the Holy
739 1, 74 | its existence, since it is created by God. Therefore ~the soul
740 1, 74 | as ~its act. But whatever created form be supposed to subsist "
741 1, 74 | OBJ 2: As a thing can be created by reason, not of a passive ~
742 1, 76 | the powers of the soul are created at the same time ~with the
743 1, 78 | The immateriality of the created intelligent substance is ~
744 1, 78 | but is pure act. ~But no created intellect can be an act
745 1, 78 | being. Wherefore every ~created intellect is not the act
746 1, 78 | the soul is immaterial, created by the ~supreme intellect,
747 1, 83 | found to exist in things created, being the universal principle
748 1, 83 | But primary matter was created by God under the forms to ~
749 1, 83 | is the intellectual soul ~created by God under intelligible
750 1, 83 | consequently it had need to be created under some form: else it
751 1, 87 | God alone. Therefore other created immaterial substances can
752 1, 87 | 4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Created immaterial substances are
753 1, 87 | understand even immaterial created substances (A[1]), much
754 1, 89 | Whether, if made, it was created?~(3) Whether it was made
755 1, 89 | matter; and hence it was not created.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[90] A[
756 1, 89 | Therefore, if the soul is created, ~all other forms also are
757 1, 89 | all other forms also are created. Thus no forms would come
758 1, 89 | written (Gn. 1:27): "God created man to His own ~image."
759 1, 89 | Therefore the soul was ~created.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[90] A[
760 1, 89 | animals. But angels were created before bodies, or at ~least,
761 1, 89 | Therefore ~the soul of man was created before the body.~Aquin.:
762 1, 89 | in the beginning it was created ~before the body.~Aquin.:
763 1, 89 | the souls of all men were created at the same ~time as the
764 1, 89 | soul of the ~first man was created at the same time as the
765 1, 89 | it ~be produced from any created virtue. Therefore it seems
766 1, 89 | all things were made, was ~created, together with the angels;
767 1, 89 | sense that his body was created as to its causal ~virtue
768 1, 89 | that the soul was already ~created."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[90] A[
769 1, 89 | unfitting for the soul to be created ~without the body.~Aquin.:
770 1, 89 | the angels; but was itself created at ~the same time as the
771 1, 89 | species, so that ~it might be created as to itself, this reason
772 1, 89 | prove that the soul ~was created by itself in the beginning.
773 1, 89 | body, it was necessarily created, not separately, but in
774 1, 89 | when the soul was first ~created.~
775 1, 90 | whatever can be made by a created power, is not ~necessarily
776 1, 90 | can be ~produced by the created power of a heavenly body;
777 1, 90 | body was produced by some created power, and not ~immediately
778 1, 90 | written (Ecclus. 17:1): "God created man out of ~the earth."~
779 1, 90 | instrumentality of any created power, but was immediately
780 1, 90 | added, "male and female ~He created them."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
781 1, 91 | written (Ecclus. 17:5): "He created of him," that ~is, out of
782 1, 91 | which something is made. Now created ~nature has a determinate
783 1, 91 | things which were first created there was ~nothing superfluous.
784 1, 91 | virtues among the first created works, as Augustine says (
785 1, 91 | virtues, in the things first created; ~not as regards active
786 1, 92 | To the image of God He created him," it is added, "Male
787 1, 92 | added, "Male and ~female He created them" (Gn. 1:27). Moreover
788 1, 92 | of man; and man was not created ~for woman, but woman for
789 1, 92 | written (Gn. 1:27): "God created man to His own ~image; to
790 1, 92 | to the image of God He created him; male and female He
791 1, 92 | him; male and female He created ~them." But the distinction
792 1, 92 | to the image of ~Him that created him," where the renewal
793 1, 92 | trace of the ~Intellect that created them, if we consider their
794 1, 92 | to the image of God He created him," it added, "male ~and
795 1, 92 | added, "male ~and female He created them," not to imply that
796 1, 92 | to the image of Him that created him," ~added, "Where there
797 1, 93 | because he saw Him in a created ~effect: secondly, we may
798 1, 93 | things ~when he was first created.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[94] A[
799 1, 93 | something actual. And since God ~created things not only for their
800 1, 93 | is not natural to man as created; but is a punishment ~of
801 1, 94 | Whether the first man was created in grace?~(2) Whether in
802 1, 94 | Whether the first man was created in grace?~Aquin.: SMT FP
803 1, 94 | that the first man was not created in grace. For ~the Apostle,
804 1, 94 | Therefore Adam was not created in grace.~Aquin.: SMT FP
805 1, 94 | righteousness." God thus first created men and angels in ~the state
806 1, 94 | D, xxiv): "When man was ~created he was given sufficient
807 1, 94 | Therefore the first ~man was not created in grace.~Aquin.: SMT FP
808 1, 94 | grace. But the ~angels were created in grace, for Augustine
809 1, 94 | Therefore man also was created in grace.~Aquin.: SMT FP
810 1, 94 | Some say that man was not created in grace; but that it ~was
811 1, 94 | that, as others say, he was created in grace, ~according to
812 1, 94 | that angels or ~men were created with natural free-will before
813 1, 94 | who held that man was not created in grace, but only in a
814 1, 94 | say that, though man was created in grace, yet it was ~not
815 1, 94 | the nature wherein he was created that he could advance ~by
816 1, 94 | consists in rejoicing for created good.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[95]
817 1, 96 | no more." But man was not created in the ~state of reward,
818 1, 97 | our first parents were created at the age of perfect ~development.
819 1, 99 | which the first man was created, was an ~accident pertaining
820 1, 99 | that the first man ~was created in grace (Q[95], A[1]).
821 1, 101 | Whether he should have been created in paradise?~Aquin.: SMT
822 1, 101 | angel; therefore he was created ~there. But it is not suited
823 1, 101 | Para. 1/1~Whether man was created in paradise?~Aquin.: SMT
824 1, 101 | would seem that man was created in paradise. For the angel
825 1, 101 | paradise. For the angel was ~created in his dwelling-place -
826 1, 101 | Therefore it seems that man was ~created in paradise.~Aquin.: SMT
827 1, 101 | in paradise after he ~was created (Q[97], A[4]). Therefore
828 1, 101 | A[4]). Therefore he was created in paradise.~Aquin.: SMT
829 1, 101 | and therefore they were created there.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
830 1, 102 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In all created things there is a stable
831 1, 102 | which is stable, since it is created from nothing, would return
832 1, 102 | manifest that in the whole ~created universe there is not a
833 1, 102 | cannot apply to God. But created things agree not together,
834 1, 102 | preservation of ~things created by God and their movement.
835 1, 102 | be nothing which is not ~created by God, so there can be
836 1, 103 | is more powerful than any created agent. But a ~created agent,
837 1, 103 | any created agent. But a ~created agent, even after ceasing
838 1, 103 | stated ~(A[1], ad 4). But God created all things immediately.
839 1, 103 | also of its being. But all created causes do not seem to ~cause
840 1, 103 | cause. And in both ways a created thing keeps ~another in
841 1, 103 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: God created all things immediately,
842 1, 103 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: No created nature can be the cause
843 1, 103 | of some ~change; for the created nature acts always on something
844 1, 103 | which confesses that God created things ~of His own free-will,
845 1, 104 | which are produced by any created cause. ~Wherefore, since
846 1, 104 | are moved immediately by created causes, we ~cannot possibly
847 1, 104 | 1~Whether God moves the created intellect immediately?~Aquin.:
848 1, 104 | not immediately move the created ~intellect. For the action
849 1, 104 | apparently God cannot move the ~created intellect.~Aquin.: SMT FP
850 1, 104 | Para. 2/2~Now God moves the created intellect in both ways.
851 1, 104 | Therefore God so moves the created intellect, inasmuch ~as
852 1, 104 | superadded; ~and impresses on the created intellect the intelligible
853 1, 104 | which God ~impresses on the created intellect are not sufficient
854 1, 104 | sufficient to enable the ~created intellect to understand
855 1, 104 | 3]). Hence He moves the created intellect, ~and yet He cannot
856 1, 104 | Whether God can move the created will?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[105]
857 1, 104 | that God cannot move the created will. For whatever ~is moved
858 1, 104 | universal ~being. But every created good is some particular
859 1, 104 | be superfluous ~for the created agent to work at all.~Aquin.:
860 1, 104 | agent in such a ~way that no created power has any effect in
861 1, 104 | would be taken ~away from created things: and this would imply
862 1, 104 | them. Indeed, all things created would seem, in a ~way, to
863 1, 104 | form; but He also gives created agents their forms and ~
864 1, 104 | will; for He could have created another order of ~things.
865 1, 104 | something outside this order created by Him, ~when He chooses,
866 1, 105 | informed by God alone, without created intervention," as Augustine
867 1, 105 | perfecting form: for the created ~mind is always considered
868 1, 105 | and as ~manifesting some created good ordered to God's goodness.
869 1, 106 | to another: "Heaven was created by God"; or, "Man is an
870 1, 106 | The reason is that the created will is not a light, nor
871 1, 106 | communicate what comes ~from the created will is not, as such, an
872 1, 106 | and enlightenment of the created mind to know even what God ~
873 1, 106 | whatever depends on the created will; because God is the
874 1, 106 | to the principle of the created will, which is proper ~to
875 1, 107 | depend on the universal created ~causes which in some way
876 1, 107 | as regards the types of ~created things, as above explained.~
877 1, 107 | Powers, all ~things were created by Him and in Him." Here
878 1, 108 | that all ~the angels were created in grace. But if we consider
879 1, 109 | against the order of the whole created nature. But ~God alone can
880 1, 109 | according to the order of created nature; and ~thus it is
881 1, 109 | outside the order of the whole created nature. But as we ~do not
882 1, 109 | not know all the power of created nature, it follows that
883 1, 109 | done outside the order of created nature by a power unknown ~
884 1, 109 | anything outside the whole ~created order, which is essential
885 1, 113 | the order of the entire created ~nature, under which order
886 1, 114 | uncreated nature on the created. Nevertheless one body ~
887 1, 115 | 1/1~Whether fate is in created things?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
888 1, 115 | seem that fate is not in created things. For Augustine ~says (
889 1, 115 | manifest that fate is in the created causes themselves, as ordered
890 1, 115 | proceed from changeable created causes. And these, ~therefore,
891 1, 116 | man, who is composed of a created corporeal and spiritual
892 1, 117 | Whether all souls were created at the same time?~Aquin.:
893 1, 117 | transmitted with the ~semen, but created by God. For every perfect
894 1, 117 | sensitive souls of animals are ~created by God (Q[65], A[4]). This
895 1, 117 | if the ~rational soul be created by God, sometimes God concurs
896 1, 117 | the rational soul is not created by God.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
897 1, 117 | the intellectual soul is created by God at the end of ~human
898 1, 117 | Whether human souls were created together at the beginning
899 1, 117 | seem that human souls were created together at the ~beginning
900 1, 117 | would not be true if He created new ~souls every day. Therefore
901 1, 117 | Therefore all souls were created at the same time.~Aquin.:
902 1, 117 | If therefore souls were created with the ~bodies, every
903 1, 117 | xviii) that "the soul ~is created together with the body."~
904 1, 117 | that the souls of men were created ~together with the angels
905 1, 117 | reason why, having been ~created from the beginning of the
906 1, 117 | confess that souls were not created before bodies, but are ~
907 1, 117 | before bodies, but are ~created at the same time as they
908 1, 117 | sense, the souls which are ~created now, existed already, as
909 1, 118 | xxxii): "All things were ~created together as to the substance
910 2, 2 | soul?~(8) Whether in any created good?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[2]
911 2, 2 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether any created good constitutes man's happiness?~
912 2, 2 | It would seem that some created good constitutes man's happiness. ~
913 2, 2 | can be made happy ~by some created good. Consequently some
914 2, 2 | good. Consequently some created good constitutes man's ~
915 2, 2 | It is impossible for any created good to constitute man's ~
916 2, 2 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Created good is not less than that
917 2, 3 | 2) If it be something created, whether it is an operation?~(
918 2, 3 | s last end is something created, existing in him, and this
919 2, 3 | happiness, then it is something ~created.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[3] A[1]
920 2, 3 | be happy, ~is something created.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[3] A[1]
921 2, 3 | s happiness is something created, ~existing in him, we must
922 2, 3 | that hold human souls to be created by ~the angels, it seems
923 2, 3 | knowing the essence of some created ~effect, knows no more of
924 2, 4 | thus comprehended ~by a created intellect. Secondly, comprehension
925 2, 5 | according to the mode of created ~substance, falls short
926 2, 5 | infinitely surpasses all created substance. Consequently
927 2, 5 | limited: that which ~surpasses created nature, cannot be done by
928 2, 5 | Happiness is a good surpassing created nature. Therefore it is
929 2, 5 | Happiness surpasses every ~created nature, no pure creature
930 2, 9 | potentiality to all forms, be ~created by some particular agent.~
931 2, 11 | And the same applies to created happiness which consists
932 2, 16 | But judgment of things created ~by God belongs to the speculative
933 2, 17 | out of nothing, as ~God created the world; for which reason
934 2, 20 | the entire goodness of created things does not add to ~
935 2, 27 | themselves, but ~in Him Who created their nature, as stated
936 2, 55 | de Verb. Ap. 11]: "He who created thee without thee, ~will
937 2, 64 | appetite in relation to a created measure and rule; whereas
938 2, 67 | that Nature, to wit, which created all others." Afterwards
939 2, 67 | object is God, and not a created good; ~nor in its general
940 2, 74 | rule is derived from the created things that man knows naturally; ~
941 2, 79 | this defect is from the created cause, viz. the free-will,
942 2, 83 | Further, the rational soul created by God is infused into the ~
943 2, 83 | is tainted through being created. On the other hand, ~infusion
944 2, 85 | are consequent upon every created good, as such, and also
945 2, 89 | But an angel could love ~a created good more than God, and
946 2, 93 | as by It all things are created, has ~the character of art,
947 2, 93 | Accordingly all that is in things created by God, whether it be ~contingent
948 2, 93 | necessary ~things that are created.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[93] A[
949 2, 99 | intention of human law is to ~created friendship between man and
950 2, 99 | 1: "In the beginning God created heaven and earth": ~and
951 2, 106 | to his power whatever was created ~for the sake of man (Gn.
952 2, 109 | the intellect or of ~any created being whatsoever depends
953 2, 109 | Now every form bestowed on created things by God has power
954 2, 109 | its nature. Now as every created thing ~has its being from
955 2, 109 | without the help of grace ~no created nature can love God above
956 2, 109 | general reason that ~no created thing can put forth any
957 2, 110 | Hence grace implies nothing created in the soul.~Aquin.: SMT
958 2, 110 | to nothing, since it was created from nothing; hence it is ~
959 2, 110 | thus grace is said to be ~created inasmuch as men are created
960 2, 110 | created inasmuch as men are created with reference to it, i.e.
961 2, 110 | according to Eph. 2:10, ~"created in Jesus Christ in good
962 2, 111 | Serm. clxix): ~"He Who created thee without thyself, will
963 2, 112 | Nature assuming, ~but the created nature assumed. Therefore
964 2, 112 | surpasses ~every capability of created nature, since it is nothing
965 2, 114 | exceeding the proportion of created nature; since it exceeds ~
966 2, 114 | And hence ~it is that no created nature is a sufficient principle
967 2, 1 | the First Truth, but ~also created truth.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
968 2, 1 | Catholic Church is merely a created being, it seems unfitting
969 2, 2 | from east to west. Now the created rational nature alone is
970 2, 5 | man and the angels were created in a purely natural state,
971 2, 5 | man and the angels were created with the gift of grace,
972 2, 8 | wisdom, but with regard to created things, belongs ~to the
973 2, 9 | there is knowledge about created things, it seems that there
974 2, 9 | is only about human or ~created things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
975 2, 9 | judgments formed through created things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
976 2, 9 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Created goods do not cause spiritual
977 2, 22 | Whether it is something created in the soul?~(3) Whether
978 2, 22 | Whether charity is something created in the soul?~Aquin.: SMT
979 2, 22 | charity is not something created in the soul. ~For Augustine
980 2, 22 | charity is not something created in the soul, but is God ~
981 2, 22 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, no created thing is of infinite power;
982 2, 22 | charity is not something created in the soul.~Aquin.: SMT
983 2, 22 | of the soul is something created in the soul. ~Therefore
984 2, 22 | Therefore charity is something created in the soul.~Aquin.: SMT
985 2, 22 | charity is not something created ~in the soul, but is the
986 2, 23 | participation of Whom ~in us is created charity, as stated above (
987 2, 23 | not exist ~before, but was created at that very moment; which
988 2, 23 | Him infinitely since all created power is ~finite. Consequently
989 2, 23 | directed to the ~end, i.e., for created goods, constitutes a mortal
990 2, 24 | that heaven and earth were created by God, that the fishes
991 2, 24 | the nature of our body was created, not by an evil principle,
992 2, 24 | love of God, since they are created substances; ~nor is it,
993 2, 92 | certain spiritual substances created by ~the supreme god. These
994 2, 98 | said that the world was not created by God, but by some ~heavenly
995 2, 101 | honor of holy souls, for God created man ~incorruptible, and
996 2, 102 | consists in man ~contemning created goods and adhering to God
997 2, 102 | Therefore if a man ~contemns created goods in order that he may
998 2, 130 | calleth on My name, I have created him for ~My glory." Therefore
999 2, 162 | namely that the soul is not created before the body: but either
1000 2, 162 | that our first parents were created with their eyes closed, ~
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